Beaudry Provincial Park is an approximately 953.4-hectare park located along the Assiniboine River west of the town of Headingley, Manitoba. Beaudry Provincial Park was designated a provincial park by the Government of Manitoba in 1974.
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Headingley Grand Trunk Trail
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WINTER: Fantastic trail and facilities suitable for novice skiers and families. Warming shelters are a great feature on the Elm and Basswood trails and are stocked with wood. If using the woodstove is important to you, I recommend bringing your own fire-starting material and hatchet/axe. I think the park stocks these items but axe's have grown legs. Dog owners...please leash your pet(s); Walkers, please stay off the groomed ski trails (use only the Oak and Maple trail near the entrance of Roblin and before the main parking lot; winter trail map updated by MB...
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The trees are so tall and majestic and strong....there was just something magical about this place....there were lots of little family or couple photo opportunities here along the way against big trees that have fallen down...there are a few places to carve your initials....multiple paths...great for kids...there r signs for no dogs which people did not apparently see cause seemed almost everyone we passed had a dog...to...
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Nice provincial park that’s close to the city. Hiking the trails in the main area of the park takes about 1hr 15 mins, and leads you along the river as well as through the wooded area. Really nice on a spring or fall day, but beware the mosquitoes in summer! Tried going once in summer unprepared and had to turn around because of the mosquitoes, so for sure bring bug spray if...
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